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Cleveland Ethnic Eats

Laura Taxel

1998

Food lovers' guide to Connecticut

Lester Brooks, Patricia Brooks

2004

Food Lovers' Guide to Colorado, 2nd (Food Lovers' Series)

Eliza Cross Castaneda

2005

Top ten clues you're clueless

Liz Czukas

2014

Cutting costs of handling produce at retail

United States. Agricultural Marketing Service. Marketing Research Division

1959

The Trader Joe's adventure

Len Lewis

2005

Shop talk

Dee Hobsbawn-Smith

2008

The Bridgestone Irish food guide

John McKenna

1993

Sonoma

Mimi Luebbermann, Robert Holmes, Jennifer Barry

2003

Welcome to Shopville

Jenne Simon

2015

Grocers sell us food

Carol Greene

1999

Tampered

Michele Martin Bossley

2013

Detroit's Eastern Market

Margaret Thomas, Lois Johnson

2005

Win a date with Tad Hamilton!

Cristina Fox

2004

The Great A&P and the Struggle for Small Business in America

Marc Levinson

2011

My Korean deli

Ben Ryder Howe

2010

How to get your product into supermarkets

David Ansel Weiss

1996

Operating expenses in retail shoe stores in 1921

Harvard University. Bureau of Business Research

1922

Patricia Unterman's food lover's guide to San Francisco

Patricia Unterman

1995

Grocery

Michael Ruhlman

2017

The little horse bus

Graham Greene

1954

The food and wine lover's companion to Tuscany

Carla Capalbo

2002

Traveling Jewish in America

Brynna C. Bloomfield

1991

Walk an aisle in my shoes

Dave Rackham

2008

The food lover's guide to Paris

Patricia Wells

1984

Truck unloading of manufacturer shipments at grocery distribution warehouses

John Charles Bouma

1976

Hudson Valley bounty

Jan W. Greenberg

1996

A fruit & vegetable man

Roni Schotter

1993

Saving Kabul Corner

N. H. Senzai

2014

The grocer's window book

Calvin Franklin Brown

1923

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